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” As a neurologist who has worked at Caen University Hospital for thirty years, I've always been interested in the relationship between body and mind in the sick person.
My encounter with the Internal Family Systems model had a profound influence on my personal and professional life, directing me towards psychotherapeutic practice.
My knowledge of neuroscience enables me to base my practice on recent neuroscientific data in the field of psychotherapy.
I became a psychotherapist, an IFS therapist and then a trainer in IFS. Today, I work in private practice as a psychotherapist using the Relational Intelligence® model, developed from my own practice and recent neuroscience data in the field of psychotherapy”.
After obtaining a Master's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Human Resources from Sciences Po Paris, I spent 15 years in human resources and five of those as HR manager of a production plant. It was the birth of my children that brought me closer to who I really was, and prompted me to return to psychology, my true passion. After trying out a number of therapeutic approaches, I discovered IFS therapy and then Relational Intelligence with François Le Doze. It was a revelation and an obvious choice for me.
Today, I'm a certified IFS and RI therapist, supervisor and trainer of the RI model. I'm also in charge of training future RI trainers and supervisors at STF. My areas of focus are attachment, parenting, and trauma healing.
Relationships have always been a driving force in my life.
I began my career as a therapist some twenty years ago, and trained for 6 years in relational therapy. I have worked with individuals, couples and groups, and then, thanks to some wonderful encounters, I became involved in transmission as a trainer and supervisor. The limits I perceived in my practice then prompted me to look for new support techniques. I turned to IFS, and passionately followed François Le Doze's creation of RI. These models have had a profound influence on my personal and professional life.
I currently work as an RI-certified psychotherapist, supervisor and trainer of the RI model. My main focus is to invest particularly in group therapy.
"Passionate about human relationships, I've been accompanying my patients on the path to harmony for nearly 10 years, drawing on my extensive training in psychotherapy and recent developments in neuroscience.
Yves Decroly is a clinical psychologist. Trained in the Relational Intelligence model of psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems, energy psychology and the humanist approach, he works as a psychologist in private practice and in hospitals. Passionate about understanding the human psyche, he completed several internships in psychiatry, driven by the desire to be able to recognize in his practice cases requiring multidisciplinary support adapted to their pathology. Anchored in the world of academia, he collaborates scientifically with as research project international on consciousness and autonomic nervous system reactions, to better understand dissociative processes
During my art studies, it was the approach to Art Brut (“raw art”), initially known as "art des fous" (“art of the insane”), and then movement theatre and forum theatre that were decisive in my future career choice. I worked in the medico-social sector for several years, supporting people in various situations of psychological and physical suffering. Both amazed and challenged by what people were able to name and experience in my artistic creation workshops, I decided to train as an artistic mediator and art therapist at the INECAT for 3 years. Working with the body, movement, gesture and expression formed the basis of my practice as an art therapist in various institutions, and later in private practice. The limits I encountered led me to pursue a range of training courses, culminating in the Relational Intelligence® model with François Le Doze, which became the basis of my practice.
I am an RI therapist, a certified RI® supervisor and a trainer for continuing education in the RI® model. I am also a trainer in counselling, care, and support for hospital civil servants.
After graduating from Paris-Dauphine University with a postgraduate degree in HR and psychosociology, I worked for 12 years in the corporate world managing human resources projects. Following a career change, I turned to parenting support by running workshops for parents, training child-minders, and becoming a family coach. In my practice, I saw how many people needed more in-depth support. In my personal life as a wife and mother, I found that my past sometimes caught up with me and prevented me from being available for my children as I would have liked to have been. Training in integrative psychotherapy seemed to be an essential step towards my vocation; I was unaware that it would also be an incredible internal and family transformation. But the best was yet to come: discovering the RI model, which became my foundation.
I'm currently a psychopractitioner, RI therapist, RI supervisor and RI continuing education trainer. And I'm delighted to be working to promote knowledge of this model, which is so powerful both humanly and therapeutically.
I'm passionate about people. Since my studies, I have always sought to understand and support the full potential of each individual. My career path has led me to explore fields as varied as national education, teacher training and even the development and implementation of public policies. These experiences have given me a rich perspective on human relationships and personal transformation. In the end, it was in psychotherapy and the training of therapists that I found my true calling.
For over 10 years, I have been accompanying my patients - individuals, couples and families - in their quest for balance, inner freedom and the healing of deep wounds, drawing on extensive training in psychotherapy and advances in neuroscience.
I am an RI and IFS trained psychotherapist, supervisor and trainer of the RI model. As co-founder of an integrative training institute, I practice and transmit our approach combining clinical energy psychology, somato-cognitive approaches and humanistic-compassionate approaches, with a particular focus on attachment disorders and complex traumas.